SINGLESPEED KIT MICROSPLINE TYPE

SINGLESPEED KIT MICROSPLINE Kup on-line

WEIGHT

79g

Description

After launching the Singlespeed Tensioner, it’s time to pair it with a proper Conversion Kit!

Designed to work flawlessly with Shimano Microspline freehubs, it keeps your chainline dialed and your setup clean. Because the most important part of any drivetrain is trust in every pedal stroke – no skipping, no sloppy feel.

The 13T reducer keeps your chain straight and makes the jump from gears to single speed smooth and effortless.

color: Black anod.
freehub type compatibility: Shimano Microspline
cog size: 13T
weight: 79g

Specification

WEIGHT

79g

COLOR

Black anod.

Downloads

How to Set Up a Singlespeed Tensioner on a UDH Frame

HOW TO SET UP A BAR MODE

JIBBIRD_FITTING & RIDING STYLE

COMPLETE BIKES GEOMETRY 2026

FULL-SUSPENSION FRAMES GEOMETRY 2026

HARDTAIL FRAMES GEOMETRY 2026

HOW TO CHOOSE THE PERFECT BIKE / FRAME SIZE

FAQ

Can I pre-order a bike/bike?

If you're interested in purchasing our products, we recommend contacting one of our distributors from this list: Dartmoor Distribution. If your country isn’t listed, feel free to email us at sales@dartmoor-bikes.com - we’re happy to help!

Can I run a fork with a different amount of travel?

Yes! Each frame has a recommended fork travel range, which you can find in the Geometry Chart under “Recommended Fork Travel.”

How to assemble Dartmoor bikes?

Our bikes are shipped 95% assembled in a single box. You'll just need to install the handlebar, seat post, and front wheel.

Do you offer bearing kits?

Yes! We provide bearing kits for all full-suspension frames in our lineup. These are available through your local dealer.

Can I run wider tires?

Each frame's maximum tire size is listed in the specification chart. Please refer to it for guidance.

Where can I find the torque specs?

A complete user manual, including all torque specs, is available for each frame. You can find it at the bottom of the product page in the Downloads section.

What size do I need?

Check our Size Guide If you're still unsure, the best way to find the perfect fit is to test the bike yourself!